indwell

/ɪnˈdwɛl/
verb
  1. To exist as a guiding or motivating force within someone or something; to be a permanent or characteristic presence.
    • The spirit of cooperation indwells the entire team.
    • A deep sense of curiosity indwells every true scientist.
    • Many cultures believe that a soul indwells each living creature.
  2. To live or reside within; to inhabit.
    • The hermit chose to indwell a remote cave in the mountains.
    • In the novel, a mysterious force indwells the old mansion.
    • Ancient stories tell of spirits that indwell the forest.
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